The Global Alliance of EdTech and Digital Education Networks aims to serve as the connective infrastructure between regional alliances, policy-makers, multilateral agencies, and key ecosystem actors. The Alliance will co-create scalable frameworks, support global digital education policy, create knowledge exchange, and promote collaborative initiatives grounded in evidence and equity.
A connective tissue between regional alliances and global actors in EdTech and digital learning, co-creating shared standards, scalable frameworks, and policy influence
This alliance addresses the need for:
Cross-regional collaboration and knowledge exchange
Scalable solutions and interoperability standards
A unified voice in international digital education policy
Shared research, advocacy, and strategic foresight
A platform for EdTech ecosystems in developing geographies to benefit from participating in global conversations
It is the goal of the Alliance to support underserved and underrepresented communities and to ensure knowledge exchange between established and developing EdTech communities. A regional focus on Africa, India and Asia in the initial years will help vibrant innovation ecosystems globally develop sustainably and have a voice on a global stage.
Spearheaded by the European Edtech Alliance, the governance model of the Alliance of Alliances ensures all global regions are actively involved in steering activities, guiding discussions and establishing common projects.
Envisaged as a supportive arm of the EEA’s work together with UNESCO’s Digital Transformation Collaborative, the Alliance of Alliances will contribute by
Co-hosting regional consultations and capacity-building workshops;
Data sharing and synthesis, contributing Alliance member insights and mapping exercises to DTC’s evidence base on national digital education plans;
Initiating collaborative working groups focused on shared themes;
Join EEA members, and Alliances and EEA partners from Ghana, Ethiopia, South Africa, EdTech East Africa, Turkey, India, Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, Singapore, Australia, South America, and Uruguay and be part of sustainably supporting EdTech globally.
